It would probably cause more problems than it's worth, but it might be able to render some form of cheating worthless. If each program had a different layout then knowing what address you needed to hook into to cheat could be a problem. I don't see how it could cause more problems than anti-cheat software already does.

Yes, Yes it is, and anyone who can't recognize the evil in wishing for someone's infant to die a slow and painful death, and then doesn't look up to see if that "wish" is possible deserves the fate they've set themselves upon.

Dumbass, may you be forced to sit and listen while your infant child dies slowly of Whooping Cough because some dumbass didn't get a vaccine.

It doesn't get happy, it doesn't get sad, it doesn't laugh at your jokes. It just runs programs. - Short Circuit

You miss understand. They don't actually want morals. They want something that will do what they tell it to, and whatever it does is OK because they can claim that it is moral. What they really want is a rational excuse machine which would be the opposite of moral.

If you can afford the current DSL and Cable monthly costs I'm pretty sure you can afford a 300 dollar setup fee and FREE from then on for 5Mbps line.

This is just stupid. The entire Triple A over spending is about putting in intrusive DRM that makes me not want to touch their games. I'm find with traditional DRM since the old school NES Cartridge is DRM, but not this Project 5 Dollar theft, and not this Always Online nonsense. The only reason the Indie's are getting any success is because these big companies are trying to eat themselves out of house and home. Just give me my periodic RPG's and I'll be happy. As it stands I'm starving for content that just isn't coming.

SimCity 2014. Early Modding and get banned. All possible due to Always Online DRM.

We're talking about the compatibility by a Turning Machine. Which puts Pi into the realm of Non-Computable. It is really a choose your own adventure of definitions, but any number that cannot be represented to an infinite precision is not actually computable. A Turning Machine will always run into a rounding error when it try's to output the value. You can use the other lax definitions that say you can reduce it down to a function that can output the value to the "desired" precision, but that's hardly infinite precision when you look at the output.

The Universe is Natural
Irrational Numbers are Supernatural
The Universe is Dependent upon The Cosmological Constant
Pi is an Irrational Number
The Cosmological Constant is Irrational because it contains Pi which is also Irrational.
The Universe Must be Supernatural.

Irrational Numbers are Non-Computable.

Ok, take the memory of reading this statement. Then remember it, and remember it again. Have you started to forget the statement? Keep doing that until you do. Giving up because you're board isn't forgetting.

It easily could be that your mind is simulating everything a few moments into the future. Trying to anticipate the actions of others, your own actions, and the possible events that could occur. Occasionally it could find something's going to fall, but can't insert an action far enough ahead to prevent it from starting like tipping a cup. The result is you responding to a falling cup prior to you knowing it was going to fall.

You say that it's "optional", but it's not. If you view it as a scam investment like Tulip Bulbs that can bankrupt people you warn people away from it in some vain attempt to save them before they are ruined by it. It's not optional because when friends and family are dupt into it, and loose their shirt it's going to hurt you even if you didn't personally invest one penny in it.

No, it's not security though obscurity, it's security though not being on the internet, not needing the internet, and not wanting the internet. The older tech prevents someone from even being able to hook it up to the internet even if they wanted to. The internet is one big security hole, and if you don't need it then anything that prevents you from having it is a plus for security.